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Audience silhouettes watch a giant ONE card graphic on screen at the Pinterest event

Around October 2024, Pinterest held a business presentation and networking event at Lume Studios in Tribeca, Manhattan. Jenya photographed the room and screen content before the audience arrived, then covered speakers, slides, listening moments and conversations between sessions. A large “ONE” graphic marked the main stage, with projected decks showing brand and advertising case studies. The bright projections and darker audience required adjustments to timing and exposure to preserve readable slides and expressions. Jenya chose angles that kept the presenter and relevant case study content visible together. JPX Studios delivered a gallery combining wide views of the branded room, presentation photographs and candid coverage of networking between sessions.

JPX Studios photographed the room and screen content before the audience arrived, then covered speakers, slides, listening moments, and networking between sessions. Jenya worked from angles that kept the presenter and the most relevant part of each case study visible in the same frame. Because projected decks are often much brighter than the audience, timing and exposure were adjusted to preserve readable content without losing expressions.

Project facts

client
Pinterest
project type
Brand activation
venue
Lume Studios
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Photo, JPX Studios

The final gallery gives Pinterest a complete account of the program rather than only stage photographs. Wide images establish the branded environment, presentation frames show the ideas being shared, and candid coverage records the professional connections happening around them. Together they make the event understandable to someone who was not in the room while providing focused assets for speakers, partners, and recap use.

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